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Let us share with you our little slice of heaven in Irelands Eden. This traditional stone fronted cottage is nestled on the picturesque Loop Head Peninsula in the tranquil fishing village of Carrigaholt in County Clare, West Ireland. Carrigaholt is located along the route of the "Wild Atlantic Way". The dramatic coastline is awash with towering cliffs and unique rock formations, flourishing wildlife and sea-life. The area is famous for dolphin watching, fishing, walking treks, cycling routes, seafood, and of course the pint of Guinness! Now it's your turn to experience the delights of our Carrigaholt Holiday Cottage! -3 Bedrooms: upstairs Master Bedroom 5 ft double bed (Sleeps 2 + Cot), upstairs Twin Bedroom (Sleeps 2), downstairs Bedroom with 4 ft double bed. -2 Bathrooms: upstairs with bath/shower and toilet, downstairs with shower and toilet. Linen, towels and tea-towels, hair dryer provided. Electrical adapter plug ( two pin to three pin) provided. -Fully Equipped Kitchen: Microwave, Kettle, Toaster, Oven/ Hob, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing machine, Dryer, Coffee Maker, Blender. All Cutlery and Crockery. -Sitting/Dining Room: Pine Couch and two Pine Armchairs, Dining Table with Six Chairs, Child's riser seat, Child's safety gate for stairs (1) , Traditional Solid Fuel-Stove and Storage heating, Convector heating in bedrooms, 2 portable oil filled radiators, TV, DVD Player, selection of books, Board games and Tourist Information. A few items to start you off such as tea, coffee, sugar, salt, pepper and cooking oil are provided in the kitchen press. Cleaning utensils wash up liquid and dishwasher tablets provided for your stay. Starter pack of solid fuel for stove. We have no WiFi/Wlan connection at the Cottage but it is accessible in some of the local Public houses.

In The Area: -The Loop Head peninsula has some of the most spectacular cliff scenery in Europe, look up websites: loophead eden, dolphinwatch carrigaholt, loopheadclare, loophead, wildatlanticway, and thelongwayround for guided walks -Sea and shore angling locations -Dolphin watching boat trips which operates from Carrigaholt dolphinwatch -Many top class golf courses in the surrounding areas of Kilkee, Kilrush, Doonbeg and Lahinch -Lahinch surfing beach and The Cliffs of Moher are located about 45 minutes away. The Burren is only an hour's drive away. -Carrigaholt also has a long beach suitable for swimming. -Four lively pubs including the multi-award winning Long Dock Bar and Restaurant.

Cosy cottage with amazing views on the Wild Atlantic Way. Located next to Killcredaun Lighthouse only 5 mins from Carrigaholt Fishing Village. Perfect for a relaxing base while you discover West Clare. Guest Access: Head towards Kilcredaun Lighthouse (thru Carrigaholt Village), last house on the left before you drive up the lane towards the lighthouse. Places: 5 Min to Carrigaholt 15 Min to Kilkee 20 Min to Loop Head Lighthouse 35 Min to Lahinch 40 Min to Cliffs Moher 45 Min to Burren

Our house is on a large half acre site within a short walking distance of Carrigaholt village on the Wild Atlantic Way. Carrigaholt is a historic old fishing village with a beach and two piers close by. The village is home to the award winning Long Dock Restaurant and has three traditional pubs where music and good company can be found. The area is rich in history and boasts a number of scenic walks by the coast. A guided walk can be arranged to introduce guests to the area.

There is a large kitchen/dining area with washing machine,dishwasher, cooker,fridge and TV. Upstairs a cosy sitting area looks out on the Shannon Estuary. All three bedrooms have adjacent bath and toilet facilities. The famous family friendly Kilkee seaside resort is less than 10 minutes drive away with excellent swiming and sea-sport opportunities available.

Carrigaholt is an ideal place from which to explore County Clare and even parts of Kerry. It is on the Loop Head peninsula and is about 12kms from the Loop Head lighthouse a very popular attraction for visitors open from March to October. The Bridges of Ross are close by and offer a rare view of sea bridges formed over the centuries by the power of the Atlantic ocean.The Cliffs of Moher and the unique Burren landscape are only an hour away by car. Kerry can be accessed by ferry from Killimer(near Kilrush) which is about 45 minutes away. The dolphin watching boat leaves every day (weather permitting) from Carrigaholt. This is a must do activity, guaranteed to see dolphins surfing the tide at the mouth of the Shannon.

Our house is in the picturesque village of Carrigaholt on the Loop Head peninsula. New modern house, warm and comfortable, consisting of a large kitchen and family room, three spacious bedrooms, a playroom/4th bedroom, three bathrooms. One bedroom has a queen size bed, one bedroom has two double beds, one has one double bed and there is one additional single bed. Carrigaholt is situated in Loop Head (www.loophead.ie) and is situated on the wild Atlantic way (www.wildatlanticway.com).

Our home in a quiet eclave in a village with friendly neighbours. Carrigaholt is a small village on Loop Head. Historically it was an important location on the Shannon estuary, controlling access up and down the river. Amenities include beautiful, secluded beaches close by, cliff walks, fishing. The area is ideal for those who wish to explore the unspoilt landscape of the west coast of Ireland

One private room with double bed and Ensuite. Bungalow located in the Wild Atlantic Way of Loop Head. Address: Upper Feeard, Kilbaha Zip Code: V15 P663

Two private rooms with double bed and Ensuites. Bungalow located in the Wild Atlantic Way of Loop Head. Address: Upper Feeard, Kilbaha Zip Code: V15 P663

The house has been fully modernized, has a large kitchen/diner, two sitting rooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 double bedded bedrooms and the small sitting room has a pullout sofa bed as well so can sleep 8 if required. Huge garden and patio. No Wifi We would hope this will feel like a home from home for you.

The house is lovely and spacious with three living areas - kitchen/diner, large sitting room and small sitting room. Two of the bedrooms have an En Suite with Jack and Jill doors. There's a huge garden and patio for when the weather is good! Plenty of parking in the driveway. There is no WiFi but we have lots of other things to keep you entertained - DVDs, books, board games, jigsaws.

This is a boutique Bed & Breakfast with a fantastic view. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way on the Loop Head peninsula in County Clare, Ireland.

This is a Bed & Breakfast establishment. All Rooms are en-suite and there is a separate breakfast area. There are tea and coffee facilities, but no guest kitchen or food preparation areas. Breakfast is available for an additional 8EUR per person, if required.

The B&B is only minutes from the lovely village of Carrigaholt.

This 130 year old cottage, lovingly restored and full of character, retains its original stone finish - inside and out. Set on an acre of landscaped garden, it was the former home of Michael Brennan, a local blacksmith.

The ground floor, finished with Mexican Terracotta, covers approximately 35 square meters with underfloor heating. Two mezzanine floors have been added and floored with beautifully-grained Honduran pitch pine. The high ceilings and roof beams remain exposed. The lounge area centres around a multi-fuel stove. Within the original stone wall, there are many interesting details to be found. Above the fireplace, there is an old-style drying rack operated by a manual pulley system. This is anchored with a 'calf-hook', a feature in old farmhouses used for tethering young animals during long winter nights. The mezzanine loft twin room overlooks the lounge area and is accessed by a spiral staircase. The two double bedrooms are located behind the chimney breast, the upper being accessed by an open stone stairway. The bathroom comprises a shower, with exposed copper plumbing fixtures, toilet and handbasin. Solar panels provide ample hot water all year round. The landscaped gardens are very secluded and south-facing. There is off-road, gated carparking for 3 vehicles.

Brennan's Old House is situated on the lower road between the villages of Cross and Kilbaha; both are renowned for their restaurants, pubs and traditional music. A guide with our personal favourites and recommendations is kept in the cottage. This headland is known as Loop Head. It is one of the most remote and beautiful places in the country, dividing the Shannon estuary from the open sea and is a Signature Point on the Wild Atlantic Way (the world's longest defined coastal touring route). It was designated Ireland's Aquatic Destination of Excellence in 2010 and was named the Irish Times 'Best Place to Holiday in Ireland' in their 2013 competition. The lighthouse, at the point of Loop Head, is Clare's most westerly point with magnificent views of the Limerick and Kerry coastline, the Shannon and the Atlantic. It has stood guard there for over 340 years. Nearby, the Bridges of Ross are natural arches spanning the inlet of a natural harbour leading to the Atlantic Ocean. Birdwatching, Dolphin-watching and Angling are all activities available in the locality, with golfing and surfing hotspots located further north along the coast. The Loophead Summer Hedge School combines an exploration of the unusual flora of the Loop Head peninsula with poetry, art and creativity workshops, and wild food foraging.

Cross is the gateway to the Loophead Lighthouse, Bridges of Ross and Kilbaha Fishing Village. A village centred between Loophead and Kilkee and only 2 miles from the Fishing Village of Carrigaholt Rinevella Beach is situated just 2km from Cross and is a wonderful safe, clean beach for swimmers.

You will have a full house which has two bedrooms One bedroom with twin beds and en-suite bathroom One bedroom with a double bed with en-suite bathroom.

This delightful, detached cottage sits in the heart of the quiet village of Cross in County Clare. A comfortable, well-presented holiday home in one of Ireland's most beautiful areas, this welcoming Cross cottage offers the perfect base for families and friends looking for a peaceful coastal escape on the Loop Head Peninsula

With beaches within five minutes of walking or cycling, this cottage is perfect for getting away from it all. There is no TV or wifi - you can choose to escape the 21st century, or bring along your own laptop and hotspot from your phone if you prefer. The decor is very simple but stylish in this cottage, which is at least 200 years old. In the garden, birds often provide the only sounds and the view of the river Shannon over to Kerry is stunning. Follow us on instagram; @Shannonsidecottage.

On the field behind the house local young people sometimes play traditional irish sports. The village of Carrigaholt is nearby and towns of Kilkee and Kilrush are not far away. Loop Head (featured on latest Star Wars!) was named by the Irish Times as the best place to holiday in Ireland and the local village of Carrigaholt is notable for its Dolphin Watch and excellent sea food. There is also a lovely pub to eat at in Kilbaha. If you don't feel like moving far at all, dolphins in the river have been sighted from the kitchen window.

Situated on the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way, so is perfect if you wish to explore further afield, north through Clare taking in the Cliffs of Moher and into Galway or south to Kerry. Golfing at Doonbeg or surfing at Spanish Point or Lahinch are easily accessible by car.

The appartment is located right beside Beale Strand along the Wild Atlantic Way. From the living room window you have a breathtaking view over the strand and can even see the water. The beach is accesible via a short walk through a private field.

The apartment consists of one bedroom with a double bed and a pull-out couch in the sitting room. It also has kitchen and a bathroom. When the weather is nice you can sit outside and enjoy the peace and quiet and even hear the waves from the sea. If the booking is for more than two people you can also use the second bedroom, which can be accessed through the hallway leading to the apartment. There is one other apartment in the house which we use ourselves for a few weeks every year. The rest of the time the other apartment will be empty.

Beale is located at the mouth of the Shannon along the Wild Atlantic Way. Its a small village right beside the beach. On the other side of the Shannon (ca. 4km) you can see Co. Clare. The next biggest town is Ballybunion, a very popular holiday destination with good bars and restaurants. It also has a very famous golf course and a nice long cliff walk around the castle green.

Set in the middle of the picturesque fishing village of Carrigaholt, SeaView House is a charming and spacious house with an extraordinary garden which  runs all the way down to the shore of Carrigaholt. The living areas all share the breathtaking view of the Shannon Estuary; a place to have breakfast whilst watching the boats come into the near and far piers. The coastline of Kerry is opposite and can be seen clearly from the garden. The house is idyllic in its setting and a rare find indeed!

The house is mostly set up for our guests and we have tried to accommodate for their every need  There are 3 very spacious bedrooms, each with memory foam mattresses and new beds. Each bedroom is ensuite. There are two main living areas set to the back of the house which are glass fronted  with french doors and floor to ceiling windows. The rooms run onto the back of the house into the garden. I am an avid gardener and have enjoyed creating a garden that is very much so enjoyed all year round. It is really the highlight of the house! The living areas are just a continuation of this.

Carrigaholt is a picturesque fishing village on the southern side of Loop Head, about 10 kilometres southwest of Kilkee. Set within an important ecological environment, the village lies at the mouth of the Moyarta river, which flows into the Mouth of the Shannon about 15 kilometres from the westernmost extremity of the peninsula. Carrigaholt is centred between two harbours, and although both are used, only the one to the south of the village (known as the ‘new’ pier) is fully operational on a commercial basis. The pier serves local fishing boats, delivering their catch to the local processing company, sea angling tours, and award-winning dolphin watching tours at the Mouth of the Shannon, home of the largest group of resident Bottlenose Dolphins in Europe. The village has an attractive centre, with distinctive streetscapes and quaint local character, and several pubs and restaurants. The harbour, the church (built 1882-1883) and, most important, the ruins of Carrigaholt Castle (see History & Heritage) are the most distinctive local landmarks. Carrigaholt also boasts a safe, sandy beach for swimming and water sports.

Spacious, light, modern dormer bungalow. Large garden, lots of parking. Great location for exploring the Loop Head Peninsula and the wild Atlantic way. Fishing, Walking, Loop Head light house, Dolphin Watching, 2.5Km from Carrigaholt beach and 1.4 Km from Rhinevilla beach.

A lovely home to rest in while enjoying what west clare has to offer.

Carrigaholt is a lovely tourist friendly village, with local restaurants, pubs and festivals throughout the summer. Located in Loop head an EDEN destination, Kilkee Victorian town is a 10 minute drive away, with a beautiful horse shoe shaped bay and promenade.

The Wilde overlooking Ballybunion bay and castle are the perfect place to dream in your super comfy bed. Our Rooms come with all the comfort and amenities you need to make your stay a memorable one. Minutes from the beach, and in the heart of Ballybunion, the Wilde is the perfect location for your next holiday stay in Kerry. Meticulous attention to detail, and a seasonal approach to locally sourced ingredients means we can bring delicious food to your table. You will dine well at the Wilde.

http://ballybunionbythesea.ie/

Cross is the gateway to the Loophead Lighthouse, Bridges of Ross and Kilbaha Fishing Village. A village centred between Loophead and Kilkee and only 2 miles from the Fishing Village of Carrigaholt Rinevella Beach is situated just 2km from Cross and is a wonderful safe, clean beach for swimmers.

You will have a full house which has two bedrooms One bedroom with twin beds and en-suite bathroom One bedroom with a double bed with en-suite bathroom.

Doonaha Island Cottage is a nicely renovated and refurbished traditional West Clare cottage located on a working farm in the quiet Loop Head Peninsula. The house will sleep up to six people in three bedrooms.

3 bedrooms 2 double 1twin single room

The quiet country side

Relax and discover the Wild Atlantic Way from this seafront home in the quaint village of Querrin, 10 mins from the seaside town of Kilkee. Stunning sea views from every room take in the wild Atlantic, Kerry Mountains, and the passing ships on the Shannon estuary, the 5m tides on the west coast of Ireland guarantee that the scenery changes by the hour. Access to a private island almost 2km long comes with the property where guests can enjoy private sandy beaches, long walks, or dolphin watching.

This house is situated on the seafront on the Loop Head peninsula in county Clare, on the west coast of Ireland. It is located on the shore road in Querrin which has virtually no traffic, but is only 1 minute off the Wild Atlantic Way and within 10 minutes of the coastal towns of Kilkee and Kilrush with their traditional pubs, seafood restaurants and lively nightlife. Located only 15 minutes from the ferry to Kerry it is the ideal base to explore the beautiful west coast counties of Clare, Kerry, Limerick and Galway while also having the option of just chilling on the sun deck beside the seven person hot tub or on the beach. There are seven bedrooms and six bathrooms with sleeping and living accommodation for 15/16 people. Two master bedrooms with King size beds, five bedrooms have double beds with one bedroom having a single over double bunk bed. One of the rooms upstairs (the submarine room) includes a small cubby area, where children can play, hide or sleep or just escape reality for a while! This area is ideal for parents with a young child as they can stay in the same room. This room also features a porthole window, which faces back onto the field where we keep our horses. All rooms come with plenty of storage and closet space. The en-suites contain showers, with the main downstairs bathroom containing a bath and a shower. There are also full laundry facilities (washer and drier). There are two dining rooms in the house, one in the kitchen/dining area seats eight, and one in an adjoining room, featuring a handmade bespoke elm table with ship chain legs, seats twelve. For outdoor entertaining, there is an outside stone patio area with a handmade stone table that can seat 10 and a raised deck with a table for eight people, The stone patio can be accessed from the main dining room through sliding doors. The patio area also has access to an indoor-outdoor barbeque area, this features a 48 inch gas barbeque in its own enclosed room so it can be used even if the weather is not ideal for outdoor cooking. The kitchen contains all the appliances needed, with a large fridge, drinks fridge and freezer. There is an electric hob and oven, along with a grill, kettle, microwave, coffee machine, toaster, popcorn maker, dishwasher and more. There are two living areas in the house, one is a downstairs sunroom with sliding glass doors, perfect for breakfast/brunch on those warm summer mornings or relaxing with a glass of wine while you bathe in the late evening sunshine. This room has 2 comfortable leather couches, seating five. This faces onto an enclosed deck containing lounge chairs and an outdoor table surrounded by a wall with a hand-painted mural. Beside the deck is a seven-person hot tub where you can soak and massage tired muscles after a day of outdoor activities. The other sitting room is upstairs where multiple top hinged roof windows facing south take full advantage of the panoramic views out over the sea. This room features a large flat screen smart TV, which includes Netflix, along with a surround sound speaker system. There is a small wood stove in this room if you feel like cosying up on the leather couches and catching up on your TV series or watching a movie on Netflix. At the other side of the chimney in this room there is a bespoke bar, which seats nine people. The counter is made from Irish Elm and seating is revolving captain’s chairs with leather cushions, so you can take in the panoramic sea views to the front or watch the foals gallop and play in the field to the rear. There is a mini-fridge and small glasswasher under the bar and professional Guinness and Beer taps mounted on the counter (so bring your bartender). There is also a vintage-style record player in this room, with records included. This has a Bluetooth feature so that it can be connected to your phone to play your own choice of music when relaxing at the bar. The house faces onto the Estuary which is tidal. When the tide is in you can swim or canoe ten meters from the house. When the tide is fully out you can search the area for shellfish (mussels, crab, razor fish, periwinkles, barnacles) or lugworms for fishing. The inlet is separated from the estuary by an island which is 1.1 miles long, it is attached to the mainland by a causeway which is an eight-minute walk away. At low tide it is possible to walk across at the other end so a three mile circle walk is possible. On the island you can collect edible seaweed and shellfish along with enjoying the sandy beaches and millions of sea stones and shells. Pods of bottlenose dolphins can regularly be seen surfing the water from the island or from the upstairs windows on calm moonlight nights Fishing for Pollack, wrasse, dogfish, flatfish, bull huss, conger, thornback ray, codling, whiting, salmon, sea trout, mackerel and flounder is possible from the island. Skate, flounder, mackerel and Pollack are the most common species caught from the pier which is 200 metres from the house. Charter fishing boats or dolphin watching excursions can also be arranged to pick up guests at the pier. Just across the water is Kerry, with its gorgeous beaches and mountains. A day trip to Kerry is highly recommended, it can be reached by a ferry in half an hour. The outside area is child friendly with enclosed lawns to the front and rear. There are stunning flower gardens at the front of the house, with numerous types of flowers along with flourishing rosebushes which traverse the walls and climb the arch over a small gate leading to the road. The road is quiet, with very little traffic, making it a very safe area for children. We also own a large field to the rear of the house. In the summer, it is home to our mares and new foals, which are very friendly and inquisitive. In the wintertime, when the foals are weaned, the mares are moved out onto the island, mentioned earlier. This island also features a few small beaches. The water here deepens gradually, making it ideal for all ages and experience levels. At high tide, the water at the pier is four meters deep so is an ideal place for experienced swimmers, and jumping off the pier is a very popular activity here. There are also picnic benches at the pier where adults can relax while they supervise activities. The pier also features a handball alley, with tennis rackets and balls provided at the house. We also provide wetsuits in a range of sizes for the guests, along with beach towels. Kid’s toys, such as goalposts, board games, beach toys and so on are also available.

Querrin is situated 15 minutes from two seaside towns, Kilrush and Kilkee. Kilrush, a historic market town, contains a Tesco, Aldi and Supervalu, to stock up on anything that may be needed, along with farm market days where you can buy local produce. The newly opened West Coast Aqua Park in the marina is a huge hit with all ages, especially younger children. Also in Kilrush there is a kayaking company, which is a unique way to explore the Irish coastline. Ferries leave from Kilrush, bringing you to the ancient Scattery Island, the historic tower of which can be seen from the house. There is also an 18 hole golf course in Kilrush and just outside the town is Tarbert, where you can get the ferry to Kerry. Kilkee also has an 18 hole golf course as well as a pitch n’ putt course for the less serious golfers. There are many fabulous places to eat in Kilkee. An ice cream parlour is open every evening, just up from the gorgeous horseshoe shaped Kilkee beach, perfect for evening walks. A twelve minute drive away you will find the fishing village of Carrigaholt, from where dolphins watch cruises leave daily. Within walking distance from the house is Carmen’s riding school, which caters for all levels. It features treks on the beach, as well as around the roads of Querrin. Trump International Golf Links & Hotel is a 20 minute drive away, in Doonbeg. Spectacular cliff walks are to be found at Kilkee and around the Loop Head Lighthouse, and further west at the bridges of Ross, there are miles of traffic-free roads throughout the peninsula for relaxing strolling and cycling.

We would love to welcome you to our lovely modern and spacious 2 bedroom apartment, with unrivalled views over the Shannon estuary and the Kerry peninsula. We are situated in the quiet village of Querrin along the Wild Atlantic Way. We are approximately 4.2 miles from Kilkee and 3 miles from Carrigaholt. A car is essential. This property is not recommended for children under 10 due to a solid wood staircase. Please enquire for additional information.

The apartment has been newly renovated to a high standard and is neutrally decorated throughout. Upon entering the apartment you come into the utility room which has extra cupboard space, an intergrated washing machine and wine/drinks cooler. Access also to the double bedroom with ensuite. The wooden stairs lead up to the open plan living space with french doors and a clear glass Juliet balcony to take advantage of the beautiful views of the Shannon Estuary and Kerry Peninsula. The newly renovated kitchen has an integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer and cupboard space. Top of the range 'Smeg' electric pyrolytic oven, induction hob and extractor fan are installed for your cooking requirements. A kettle, toaster, microwave, various sized pans, baking trays, crockery, glasses and cutlery are also supplied. Both bedrooms have ensuite facilities (one up, one down). They also have a wardrobe, 2 bedside lockers and lamps. Linen and towels are supplied. Power showers are installed in both ensuite bathrooms. A 1080p HD tv with freeview channels and DVD player are also available for your enjoyment. Please note: due to the rural locality, wifi is not available at the property. However, most restaurants and pubs in nearby Kilkee have free wifi for those who need to catch up with emails etc. There is also an internet cafe/business centre in Kilkee.

Fishing, horse riding and lots of scenic walks are available in the immediate vicinity. In Kilkee, you will find various shops, cafe's, restaurants and pubs. There's also a bank, business centre, library, small theatre, Waterworld swimming pool (seasonal) and a golf course to name a few. Take a drive to Doonbeg where they have the renowned "Trump International golf links." Kilrush is 8 miles away, here you can go dolphin watching at the marina. Also the car ferry over to Co Kerry is based here.

Coastal Cottage is a newer holiday home in Moveen East, Kilkee, Ireland. House has spectacular views of Atlantic ocean and charming town of Kilkee. An ideal place to enjoy everything the West Coast of Ireland has to offer. http://www.westclare.net/kilkeeview/

The cottage is a one-level wheel chair accessible home with 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, heated floors, and a spacious kitchen. Plenty of natural light comes in through the large windows in the kitchen and living room which also offer views of the ocean and the town by the bay. A separate laundry room leads to an attached garage which can be used for a rental car.

A popular seaside resort, Kilkee offers festive restaurants and pubs with traditional Irish music and the beautiful horseshoe beach which protected from the Atlantic Ocan by the Duggerna Reef. Nearby cliff walks provide stunning views of the coast among the many other attractions including golf, dolphin watching, water sports, fishing, etc. All pictures for this listing, although taken at different times, were taken on a walk down the coast from the cottage toward the town's bustling main strip by the bay. Edit: a few pictures were added from the beautiful southern coast of Loop Head Peninsula near Carrigaholt and the Shannon Estuary; a short drive to the south of Kilkee.